Fixing up Rubocop #135
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Fixing up Rubocop #135
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Let's continue with the current cop definitions. It looks like we're going to have an issue with Ruby 2.6. It's quite old now so I'm not too fussed about dropping support for it. |
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I've added the gems to the gemspec in dev mode, and updated the cop definitions so at least it runs. Currently 218 offenses detected. Shall I continue with the current cop definitions, or should we change over to something like https://github.com/standardrb/standard?